A Patient’s Handbook upon Cholesterol Disorders: Practical Guidelines for Managing Your Blood Cholesterol Levels (Paperback)

Jul 7th, 2010

A Patient's Handbook upon Cholesterol Disorders: Practical Guidelines for Managing Your Blood Cholesterol Levels

Cholesterol disorders have been formidable to conduct when patients negligence remedy prescriptions or diet recommendation since they have been now asymptomatic. This patient-friendly beam by a single of a inaugural experts upon a diagnosis of dyslipidemia obviously explains because patients need to belong to their prescribed care as well as contains profitable tips for achieving long-lasting, full of health lipid levels.

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  1. Stephen Guy-Clarke
    Jul 8th, 2010 at 07:27
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    In addition to medical therapy to treat high cholesterol it’s always important to fous on diet, excercise, stress reduction and of course stopping smoking. Here are some simple cardioprotective food choices for those at risk of cardiovascular disease.
    Increase consumption of:
    Garlic
    Porridge Oats
    Oily fish – mackerel, salmon, herring
    Unsalted nuts, seeds
    Olive Oil
    Onions
    Tea, especially green tea
    Blueberries, prunes, strawberries
    Fruit and vegetables
    Beans and pulses
    Wholegrains

    Reduce/Avoid consumption of:
    Coffee
    Fried foods
    White bread, pasta
    Nicotine
    Biscuits, soft drinks
    Excess alcohol/spirits
    Excess saturated/hydrogenated fats
    High sodium foods – e.g. bacon, tinned soup, pickles
    Table sugar – FOS (Fructo-oligosaccharrides) powder is an ideal substitute sweetener and valuable fibre source.